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NNotton replied to the thread News Arm to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license as feud intensifies.Remember when Nvidia was barred from purchasing ARM because they were expected to be anti-competitive with licensing? I never thought...
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NNotton reacted to bit_user's post in the thread News Cooler Master Sneaker X case now on sale for under $1,000 — cheap compared to the $6,999 pre-built PC launch price with
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Thanks for sharing! It's not my cup of tea, but I do wish the article had a few more stills. Maybe I all watch the video or hunt down... -
NNotton replied to the thread Review Be Quiet MC1 and MC1 Pro Review: Essential cooling compatible with any system."... integrated copper heatpipe that flows through both sides ..." When I saw that line, I thought you meant it had a heatpipe that...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Chinese SSD brands are in the top five in terms of market share — Kingston retains its spot as the largest SSD manufacturer in the market.Are you saying if you keep the price to performance ratio reasonable, you'll eat up market share? I don't see any mention about profit...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Cryorig launches its largest dual-tower CPU air cooler yet — Monster XX features 300W TDP capacity, ten heat pipes, and dual 120mm fans.10 heatpipes is impressive but I doubt they all get full use on smaller dies without a vapor chamber to distribute the heat.
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NNotton reacted to thestryker's post in the thread News Arm to cancel Qualcomm's architecture license as feud intensifies with Like.
Arm has been pretty ridiculous in this whole battle from the start which is saying a lot given Qualcomm's arguably malicious IP...
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NNotton reacted to Eximo's post in the thread News Arkansas might be home to around 19 million tons of lithium — researchers use machine learning to quantify lithium abundance in the Smackover Forma... with Like.
Only for some applications, hopefully stationary ones. Don't expect power density miracles from any up and coming battery technologies...
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NNotton replied to the thread News AMD Ryzen Z2 lineup leaked — Z2 Extreme rumored to have 12 RDNA 3.5 CUs, Z2 and Z2G using older architectures also in the works.This new product stack is AMD admitting the Z1, with 2+4 cores and 4CUs, was a monumentally dumb product. Although it's interesting...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Arkansas might be home to around 19 million tons of lithium — researchers use machine learning to quantify lithium abundance in the Smackover Forma....By the time whatever entity gets a Lithium mine, processor, and refinery up and running, I expect Sodium-Ion to have replaced...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Cooler Master Sneaker X case now on sale for under $1,000 — cheap compared to the $6,999 pre-built PC launch price.It's a limited edition novelty interior deco/art piece that doubles as a case. It's not for everyone. Like, I can find a ton of generic...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Cooler Master Sneaker X case now on sale for under $1,000 — cheap compared to the $6,999 pre-built PC launch price.I own this case. Some pointers Replace the 850W SFX PSU with something else. It gets loud under load and has buggy firmware that...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Qualcomm says its Snapdragon Elite benchmarks show Intel didn't tell the whole story in its Lunar Lake marketing.I posit that they are both lying, or fudging the numbers. Still doesn't change the fact X Elite laptops are $400 to 800 too expensive in...
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NNotton replied to the thread News AMD allegedly readying new Ryzen 5 5600T and 5600XT CPUs — AM4 still stands strong after eight years.7945HX3D is a chiplet design. And AMD never released an 8-core X3D mobile.
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NNotton replied to the thread Review ASRock X870E Taichi Review: Better than X670E, at a lower price.It's for when you want to plug in 6 fans into the same header for a 360mm radiator in push-pull. or they figured the user is too dumb...
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NNotton replied to the thread News Asus joins the Thunderbolt 5 add-in-card party — ThunderboltEX 5 boasts twin 120 Gbps bi-directional USB Type-C and triple mini DP ports.There's no way Asus' card offers 120Gbps bi-directional, that's not what TB5 specifies. It's either 80Gbps bi-directional, or 120/40Gbps...
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